Students who don’t wish to specialize in any particular field can choose to complete the general MBA offered by Geneva College. The General MBA program seeks to provide students with a solid foundation in business principles by featuring a combination of courses from the three concentration disciplines. Through courses in finance, management, marketing, human resources, business policy, and biblical management and ethics, Geneva prepares men and women to be business leaders rooted in a faith background.

Program Requirements

All students in Geneva’s Master of Business Administration program must complete the following core MBA courses:

BUS 505 Corporate Finance

BUS 510 Financial Management

BUS 515 Financial and Managerial Accounting

BUS 520 Management Thought and Application

BUS 530 Management Information Systems/Decision Support Systems

BUS 540 Marketing Management

BUS 550 Human Resource Systems/Organizational Behavior

BUS 560 Biblical Management and Ethics

BUS 570 Managerial Economics

BUS 590 Strategic Business Policy

 

In addition to the core MBA courses, students in the Traditional MBA program must also complete any two electives from the following:

BUS 511 Investment Theory & Applications

BUS 516 Valuation & Corporate Investments

BUS 541 Buyer Behavior

BUS 545 Advanced Marketing

BUS 580 Research Methodology

BUS 581 Project Management

BUS 585 Operations Management I

Bus 586 Operations Management II

Careers in Business

Upon completion of the MBA program, students can pursue careers in a wide variety of fields, including:

• Accounting
• Finance
• Marketing
• Management
• Sales
• And more

If you are interested in earning a General MBA from Geneva College, we invite you to fill out the graduate request info form for more information. 

Course Delivery Information

• Online Course Schedule
• On-Campus Course Schedule